- A
switcher locomotive (American English),
shunter locomotive (British English), or
shifter locomotive (Pennsylvania
Railroad terminology) is a locomotive...
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Shunters'
trucks were
small British railway flat
wagons that were used in
goods yards to
carry shunters and
their tools.
Shunting was
often rather dangerous...
- LMS
diesel shunter 7050 LMS
diesel shunter 7051 LMS
diesel shunter 7052 LMS
diesel shunter 7053 LMS
diesel shunter 7054 LMS
diesel shunters 7055/6 LMS...
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Diesel shunter is a
diesel locomotive used for
shunting or switching. See:
Diesel locomotive Switcher GWR
diesel shunters LMS
diesel shunters This disambiguation...
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class 04, one of
British Railways' most
successful 0-6-0 diesel-mechanical
shunters. 230 were
built at
Doncaster and
Swindon works between 1957 and 1962, and...
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diesel shunters, and
ordered a
further seven immediately prior to Nationalisation,
which were
delivered to
British Rail in 1948–49. The two
shunters used...
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article describes UK usage.
United States usage may be different. A dock
shunter, "dock tank", or "docksider", is a
locomotive (formerly
steam but now usually...
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provided by a
locomotive known as a
shunter locomotive (in the UK) or
switcher locomotive (in the US). Most
shunter/switchers are now diesel-powered but...
- locomotives. The two
narrow gauge GWR
petrol shunters were
allocated numbers in this series, as were the five
shunters PWM650-PWM654,
which were
later renumbered...
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built by
British Railways (BR). As the
standard BR general-purpose
diesel shunter, the
class became a
familiar sight at
major stations and
freight yards...
